Coronavirus coverage: What you need to know for Tuesday, April 14

CINCINNATI (FOX19) - Here are the top COVID-19 headlines for Tuesday, April 14.

Tri-State stories

Cincinnati company sending nurses to COVID-19 hot spots around country

3rd Butler Co. coronavirus death confirmed as Talawanda School District CFO

Procter and Gamble producing face shields for Cincy Children’s, Cleveland Clinic

Freestore Foodbank rapidly running out of supplies

Lost sense of smell could be key first sign of COVID-19, UC doctor says

Northern Kentucky nursing home residents, staff getting hit by coronavirus

Gov. DeWine makes request to remove some Medicaid restrictions

Kroger to politicians: Designate grocery workers as first responders now

Indiana health commissioner signs order to help protect nursing home residents from contracting coronavirus

Kings Island makes 2020 Season Passes valid through 2021 Season

Reds launch $1M COVID-19 relief fund for gameday staff

UC Health researching COVID-19 treatment using plasma from recovered patients

Gift card matching business raises more than $250K for downtown businesses

Local businesses show support for healthcare workers

National stories:

States confront practical decisions on reopening economies amid coronavirus

Fauci: ‘We’re not there yet’ on key steps to reopen economy

Samuel Adams Brewery offers $1,000 grants to jobless bar and restaurant workers

Mother with coronavirus delivers baby while in coma at Wash. hospital

Miami doctor temporarily loses custody of 4-year-old daughter due to coronavirus

Florida judge: Get out of bed, get dressed for Zoom hearings

Springsteen, Bon Jovi headline ‘Jersey 4 Jersey’ fundraiser

Tour de France called off amid virus, no new dates set

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